Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
The Republican National Convention kicks off this Monday with an uncertainty that has gained greater relevance following the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. The question of who will be chosen as Trump's vice president remains a mystery. According to Fox News, Trump will make his decision among three names this very Monday, at a time when the need for a running mate capable of governing the country becomes more imperative. The assassination attempt last Saturday, which left the former president injured and one of his supporters dead, has added a new factor to the equation. Now, the potential vice president is required not only to attract votes and be loyal but also to be prepared to assume the presidency if necessary. Loyalty has been an essential quality for Trump, who believes that his former vice president, Mike Pence, betrayed him by not blocking the power transition after Joe Biden's electoral victory. Among the possible candidates stands out 39-year-old Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, who has managed to stand out thanks to Trump's key endorsement, despite having criticized him in the past. Vance, a Yale Law School graduate and a Navy veteran, has become a reference for the American right since the publication of his memoir 'Hillbilly Elegy'. Despite rumors of his disqualification for sporting a beard, Trump has denied these allegations, highlighting his good looks in a recent interview. On the other hand, Florida Senator Marco Rubio could see his dream of reaching the White House fulfilled if chosen as Trump's vice president. However, the 12th Amendment of the Constitution poses a legal obstacle due to the prohibition of presidential and vice-presidential candidates residing in the same state. In this case, both Trump and Rubio live in Florida. Despite this, Rubio is considered a viable candidate for his fluency in Spanish and his connection with the Cuban, Venezuelan, and Nicaraguan exile communities. North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, 67, has been gaining relevance as a possible vice president, despite his limited national recognition prior to his participation in the Republican primaries. Burgum is a billionaire businessman who has drawn attention for his firm stance on issues such as abortion restrictions in North Dakota, which has raised certain reservations on Trump's part. Another vice presidential candidate is Tim Scott, the only black senator in the Republican Party. Originally from South Carolina, 58-year-old Scott has presented himself as a living example of the American dream. Although he initially ran for the presidential nomination, his aspirations did not prosper in the primaries, and he decided to withdraw, acknowledging that it was not the right time for his candidacy. Amid this evolving political scenario, Trump's decision on who will be his running mate becomes crucial. The assassination attempt against the former president has underscored the importance of this election, as the designated vice president could find themselves in the position of leading the country in extreme circumstances. Uncertainty surrounds the political future of the United States as the Republican National Convention begins with expectations focused on the figure who will accompany Donald Trump in his eventual return to the political arena.
